Class A CDL Driver – Early Morning, 4 Days On / 4 Days Off | $61K–$64K/yr incl. OT | Chattanooga, TN

October 17, 2026

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At a Glance

Open now: early-morning, 4 days on / 4 days off, 12:30 or 2:30 AM launches, from Chattanooga, TN. Day, 5 on / 2 off, and flex seats open over time, and current drivers get first pick.
~$61,000–$64,000/yr, overtime and bonuses included ($22–$23/hr base)
Long-term dedicated Amazon freight contracts
No-touch, drop & hook, regional round trips
$500 bonus at 90 days, $200 referral bonus, full W-2 benefits

Steady Work

We run long-term dedicated Amazon Freight Partner contracts. No chasing loads and no brokers.

Where We're Hiring

4 days on / 4 days off, 12:30 AM and 2:30 AM launches – nearly all current openings
5 days on / 2 days off and daily/flex – limited. Tell us if one is your goal seat.

Not an early riser? Apply anyway and tell us your goal seat. Drivers move into new time slots by seniority.

New time slots go to current drivers first, by seniority. Tell us the seat you ultimately want and we'll work the list from the top when it opens.

4 Days On, 4 Days Off

Off about half the year
Only two resets per 8-day cycle spent in the truck; the rest at home, mostly daytime sleep
Schedule set by mid-week, so you know your week before it starts
Overtime-eligible. Hours run about 40–54 a week depending on how your days fall in the pay week, so some stretches run heavier and some lighter

The Work

Regional round trips out of the greater Chattanooga area
Drop & hook, no-touch. No loading, pallet jacks, tarps, straps, HAZMAT, or doubles
Late-model sleeper cabs, serviced on schedule
Company phone, fuel, and tolls covered
Netradyne in-cab safety cameras, which also protect you against false claims

Pay

$22–$23/hr, paid weekly, W-2
Up to $300/mo in bonuses: on-time departure, on-time arrival, and safety score ($100 each)
4 on / 4 off: roughly $880–$1,400 gross per week, about $61,000–$64,000 per year, overtime and bonuses included
5 on / 2 off: about 70 hrs/week, not overtime-eligible, about $84,000+ per year with bonuses
$500 bonus after 90 days; $200 referral bonus, open to anyone
Figures assume full shifts; actual earnings vary by hours and routes assigned

Benefits

Health, dental, and vision insurance
Paid time off, about 12 days a year to start
W-2 employment, no 1099

Not the Right Fit If You

Can't commit to a 12:30 AM or 2:30 AM start
Don't want in-cab safety monitoring or GPS
Need frequent schedule adjustments, or can't consistently show up on time
Have a complicated driving record – MVR and background standards are strict
Need to smoke or vape in the cab, or bring a passenger

What You'll Need

Valid Class A CDL; 3+ months tractor-trailer experience preferred, other backgrounds considered
21 or older
Meet MVR eligibility requirements
Current DOT medical card; pass a DOT physical and pre-employment drug screen
English proficiency per DOT requirements
Comfortable with a company phone and apps for dispatch, DVIRs, HOS, and navigation

Refer a Driver – $200

Have them enter your email in the referral field. When they reach 90 days in good standing, you get a $200 gift card. No limit.

You will be employed by 121 Partners, an independent Amazon Freight Partner, not by Amazon. Benefits are subject to plan eligibility, including minimum average hours, and require an employee premium contribution. Bonuses require active employment in good standing at payout. Offers are contingent on background check, MVR review, DOT physical, and drug screen. 121 Partners is an Equal Opportunity Employer.

Pay: $61,000.00 - $64,000.00 per year

Benefits:

Dental insurance
Fuel card
Health insurance
Paid time off
Paid toll fees
Paid training
Referral program
Vision insurance

People with a criminal record are encouraged to apply

Application Question(s):

How much recent tractor trailer experience do you have?
What's your ideal schedule in terms of home time and shift start time?
Our open seats launch at 12:30 AM or 2:30 AM, 4 days on / 4 days off. Can you reliably start at one of those times?

License/Certification:

CDL A (Required)

Work Location: On the road

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